Set across an exceptional parcel of land and framed by a landscape that has been thoughtfully shaped over decades, this remarkable estate captures the enduring elegance and quiet grandeur of a bygone era where design was deliberate, materials were lasting, and homes were created to be both beautiful and lived in.
Commanding sweeping views to the iconic Mt Yarrahapinni, the residence sits proudly within its grounds being a fitting introduction to a home of such presence and refinement.
A Residence of Architectural Integrity
Designed by acclaimed architect Ann Gee and completed in 1994, the home reflects a rare commitment to proportion, craftsmanship, and natural materials. The classic timber weatherboard exterior and corrugated iron roof speak to traditional Australian homestead design, while the interior reveals a residence of remarkable scale and sophistication.
Wide verandas wrap the home on all sides, offering an ever-changing outlook across gardens, trees, and distant mountain ranges a seamless connection between indoors and out.
Inside, soaring ceilings ranging from 3.2 to 5 metres create a sense of volume and calm, while timber-panelled doors and windows, crafted with care, reinforce the home's timeless appeal.
Designed for Living, Entertaining and Retreat
At its heart, the home offers a series of beautifully proportioned living spaces, each with its own character and purpose.
The chef's kitchen is both functional and striking, complete with turret, butler's pantry, and separate food pantry designed for those who value both entertaining and everyday ease.
The family and dining rooms feature vaulted ceilings and open effortlessly through concertina doors to an expansive covered veranda, capturing north-easterly light and uninterrupted views.
A formal lounge, centred around an antique marble fireplace, provides a more intimate setting, while the conservatory with floor-to-ceiling glass invites natural light and garden views into the home year-round.
A Private Sanctuary Within
The master suite is a true retreat, offering both privacy and luxury with dual dressing rooms and his-and-hers bathrooms, finished with marble vanities and underfloor heating. Camphor laurel shelving, milled directly from the property, adds both character and natural practicality.
Additional rooms offer exceptional flexibility, including a library with floor-to-ceiling shelving and bay window, multiple study or bedroom options, and spaces suited to family living, guests, or creative pursuits.
A substantial lower level provides further opportunity ideal for a wine cellar, gym, or fully self-contained accommodation.
Grounds of Beauty, Structure and Maturity
The surrounding landscape is nothing short of exceptional - a rare blend of formal design and natural beauty.
- Extensive plantings of magnolias, oaks, pecans, cedars and established fruit trees
- Productive citrus and stone fruit orchards
- A hidden garden with a striking moon gate offering a moment of quiet discovery
- A 13 x 5 metre saltwater pool, perfectly positioned within the grounds
- A substantial dam of impressive scale and volume, providing a significant and enduring water resource within the property and further enhancing the sense of space, permanence and self-sufficiency
- Original outbuildings including residence, shed, garage and bale storage
Every element reflects years of careful planning and stewardship, resulting in a property that feels both established and alive.
Modern Comforts, Seamlessly Integrated
While rich in character, the home is equipped for contemporary living:
- Air conditioning is 2 separate systems in 2 distinct zones offering energy efficiency
- Multiple hot water systems for efficiency
- Gas connections throughout for heating
- Carport parking for 2 cars + additional parking for 2 cars
- 3 working fireplaces
- Fixed wireless NBN connectivity
- Commercial-grade laundry facilities
A Rare Offering
Properties of this calibre combining architectural pedigree, established grounds, and a sense of timeless rural elegance are increasingly scarce.
This is more than a home; it is an estate with presence, history, and enduring appeal. A place to be lived in, enjoyed, and passed on.
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The size of Eungai Creek is approximately 22.7 square kilometres. There are 2 parks, covering nearly 2.6% of the total area. The population of Eungai Creek in 2016 was 423 people. By 2021 the population was 397 showing a population decline of 6.2% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Eungai Creek is 60-69 years. Households in Eungai Creek are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1000 - $1399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Eungai Creek work in a trades occupation.In 2021, 84.40% of the homes in Eungai Creek were owner-occupied compared with 78.90% in 2016.
Eungai Creek has 231 properties. Over the last 5 years, Houses in Eungai Creek have seen a 75.67% increase in median value. As at 31 August 2026:
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